Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1887-12-06
TELEGRAPHIC RREyITIES.

Two cases of leprosy has been discovered
at Rathsay, Mich.
The National Opera Company is in
trouble at st. Louis.
Senators Stanford and Stewart will work
for the confirmation of Lamar.
James Finlay was severely injured by the
cage IN the Idaho mine shaft yesterday.
John Strobe, ]. J. Thurman, and Joseph
Raney are on trial at Vale, Or, for murder
Charles DENLY, Minister to China, is
looming up as candidate for Vice-Presi-
dent.
The Brooklyn Jockey Club will give
$4,000 in added money at its spring racing
| meeting.
All the stock of the Haywards bank is
taken and it will soon open its doors for
business.
A farmer named L. C. Williams died
suddenly at his home in Colusa county
last Saturday.
The members of the Detroit baseball
| club object to playing under the manage
ment of Watkins.
William Laity, aged 16 years. fell into an
old mining shaft near Grass Valley, but
was not seriously hurt.
A man named Tallivan has been arrested
| ct Garfield, w. T., charged with assaulting
a sixteen-year-old girl.
| The lynching for which three men have
Just been convicted at Socorro, was one of
the most brutal ever recorded.
The trial of Hattie Woolsteen, the al
| legged murderess of doc" Harlan, has
been continued to February 9th.
An Ohio farmer has had warrant issued
against man for grand larceny. The
man had stolen the farmers wife.
Belos Beeman, Alexander Siegel and
Mrs. Siegel have been indicted at Spokane
Falls for murder, and the two former have
fled.
Three policemen in Holyoke, Mass, in
attempting to enforce an entrance to a
mans apartments without a warrant, were
shot. Two of them will die.
1t is said in baseball circles that the
effort of the Washington management to
secure Pfeffer of the Chicagos, has been
declared off, for time at least.
New York physicians declare that the ice
of the Hudson river, into which the sewage
of several towns is run, is poisonous and
conducive to the production of various
diseases.
a young woman in Denver was found
dead, and her betrayer, J. II. Stewart, and
two women have been arrested. The body
of her strangled child has also been found
were it was buried.
Captain James Brown and Joseph An
derson were drowned off Santa Catalina
Island last Wednesday. They were return.
ing from visit to the island, when a rough
sea capsiZed the boat.
Renegade Apaches are still at deviltry in
Sonora. On the 25th of November they
assaulted party of travellers and killed
Clement Lopez. The killing was done al
point on the road known as Los Nogales
in the district of Montezuma.
Mother Mary Clarke, head of the Order
of Sisters of Charity, B. V. NJ, in this
country, died on Sunday at the Mother
House of the Order, in Table Mound town.
ship. She lived to the age of So years
Over fifty years ago she founded the Order
of Sisters of Charity, B. V. NJ, in the city
of Philadelphia.
An attempt was made to assassinate
policeman John Feeney, of the Union Hill
a.. j. police force, on Sunday, by means
of dynamite bomb. The missile was
thrown through saloon window, and ex.
ploded under the table at which the officer
had been sitting an instant before A
moral might be deduced from this episode
The body of a woman was found on the
edge of the precipice on the Canadian side
of Niagara Falls few days ago. There
was bullet-hole in her head, and re-
volver was clasped tightly in her righ
hand. The remains were identified a:
those of Miss Caroline Levenworth, a very
| eccentric maiden lady of Hensdale Cat
taraugus county. She made no one hel
confidant and her life was complete Sc
cret, save for the romantic incident of he
youth.